Calm before the Storm on the Grain Market Traders are full of uncertainty about the maize harvest, with only a primary crop estimate of 3.1 million tons currently... 2022.09.06.
Supermarkets’ Unjustified Price-Cuts of Melons Could Destroy Domestic Producers It is unjustified to slash the price of melons in the middle of the season, as this would not cover... 2022.07.28.
‘Tusványos’ – Slowdown of Economy, Agricultural Self-Sufficiency, and Minority Rights Analyzed by Speakers of Free University Lectures on the expected economic recession, the importance of agricultural self-sufficiency, and minority rights were held at the 31st Bálványos... 2022.07.22.
Balaton Restaurants Optimize Work for a Favorable Tourist Season Tourism at Lake Balaton is off to a good start this year, according to Balázs Csapody, owner of the Little... 2022.06.17.
Government to Decide on All Price Caps by Mid-June The Hungarian government will decide on the renewal of all price caps by mid-June, Gergely Gulyás wrote on Facebook. This... 2022.06.07.
Incoming Minister Nagy: Price Cap Can Stay, Retailers Can Cover Costs from Extra Profits RTL asked Márton Nagy, future Minister for Economic Development, about the price caps in Hungary. As he said, they may... 2022.05.19.
Bread Prices in Hungary Could Surpass €2 per Kilo by Summer For almost all products and foodstuffs, we can see that prices have increased enormously and the increase cannot even be... 2022.05.18.
Hungarian Retailers Buying Up Price-capped Products, Discounter Lidl Intorduces Ban As a result of the rush to stock up on price-capped products in supermarkets and discount shops, there are more... 2022.05.11.
Hungary Annual Inflation Hits 21-Year Record in April Consumer prices in Hungary grew by an annual 9.5 percent in April, up from 8.5 percent in the previous month,... 2022.05.10.
Steep Price Increase: Inflation of Groceries around 20% The inflation rate of groceries is certainly surpassing the official inflation data. Two recent analyses detected an inflation rate exceeding... 2022.05.09.
OTP Bank CEO Csányi: Relations with EU Should Be Restored "I would try to restore the relationship with the European Union. Hungary is in great need of these funds, which... 2022.05.05.
Press Roundup: Government Extends Price Caps Pro-government analysts welcome the government’s decision to keep prices down as a pragmatic social policy at a time of rapid... 2022.04.30.
Extension of Food and Fuel Price Caps Also Has a Price As we have previously reported, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán announced the extension of the food and fuel price cap on... 2022.04.28.
Lángos, Favourite Food of Balaton Tourists, Expected to Be More Expensive According to Balaton restaurateurs, a significant increase in prices can be expected, as the increased costs will force the buffet... 2022.04.24.
Despite Approaching Deadline, Gov’t Has Yet to Decide on Fate of Price Caps The Orbán government believes that the several price caps introduced in Hungary have proven to be effective and had a... 2022.04.21.
Price Freeze Ineffective? Drastic Increase in Prices for Non-affected Foodstuffs Although the government imposed a price freeze on several food items on February 1, prices for other products rose at... 2022.04.13.
Hungary March Annual Inflation 8.5 % Consumer prices in Hungary grew by an annual 8.5 percent in March, the worst inflation figures in Hungary in 15... 2022.04.08.
Inflation Reaches 15-Year High in February Consumer prices were 8.3 percent higher in February 2022 than a year earlier, breaking another 15-year record after 7.4 percent... 2022.03.09.
Food Price Cap: 1,000,000 Forint Fine for 10 Forint Overpricing According to a statement by the Ministry of Innovation and Technology, there are rarely problems in Hungary with the observance... 2022.02.24.
Food Price Cap: Sales of Affected Products Increased by 60-80% Sales of products affected by the price cap, i.e. where prices had to be reset to the level of October... 2022.02.18.
Inflation Keeps on Growing: January Data Highest in 15 Years Consumer prices in Hungary rose by 7.9 percent year-on-year in January, climbing from 7.4 percent in the previous two months,... 2022.02.11.
